2022 Queensland Cup

2022 Queensland Cup
2022 Queensland Cup
Teams	14
Premiers	Norths Devils (3rd title)
Minor premiers	Burleigh Bears (3rd title)
Top points scorer(s)	Josh Rogers (208)
Player of the year	Taine Tuaupiki ; (Petero Civoniceva Medal)
Top try-scorer(s)	Alofiana Khan-Pereira (22)
	← 2021 2023 →

Last updated February 07, 2024

The 2022 Queensland Cup season was the 27th season of Queensland's top-level statewide rugby league competition run by the Queensland Rugby League. The competition, known as the Hostplus Cup due to sponsorship, featured 14 teams playing a 24-week long season (including finals) from March to September.

Teams

In 2022, the line-up of teams remained unchanged for the eighth consecutive season. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the PNG Hunters were based out of the Gold Coast for the second consecutive season, playing their home games at Runaway Bay's Bycroft Oval.^[2] The Hunters were able eventually to return to Port Moresby to play their final match of the season at the National Football Stadium.

Club	Home ground(s)	Head coach(s)	Captain(s)	NRL Affiliate
Brisbane Tigers	Totally Workwear Stadium	Jon Buchanan	Darren Nicholls	Melbourne Storm
Burleigh Bears	Pizzey Park	Rick Stone	Sami Sauiluma	Gold Coast Titans
Central Queensland Capras	Browne Park	Lionel Harbin	Jack Madden	Brisbane Broncos
Ipswich Jets	North Ipswich Reserve	Ben Cross	Nathaniel Neale	Newcastle Knights
Mackay Cutters	BB Print Stadium	David Elliott	Ross Bella	North Queensland Cowboys
Northern Pride	Barlow Park	Ty Williams	Jayden Hodges	North Queensland Cowboys
Norths Devils	Bishop Park	Kevin Neighbour & Ben King	Jack Ahearn	Brisbane Broncos
Papua New Guinea Hunters	Bycroft Oval	Matt Church	Keven Appo	None
Redcliffe Dolphins	Moreton Daily Stadium	Scott Murray	Cameron Cullen	New Zealand Warriors
Souths Logan Magpies	Davies Park	Steve Bretherton	Cameron Booth	Brisbane Broncos
Sunshine Coast Falcons	Sunshine Coast Stadium	Brad Henderson	Tyson Smoothy	Melbourne Storm
Townsville Blackhawks	Jack Manski Oval	Aaron Payne	Josh Chudleigh	North Queensland Cowboys
Tweed Heads Seagulls	Piggabeen Sports Complex	Ben Woolf	Lamar Liolevave	Gold Coast Titans
Wynnum-Manly Seagulls	BMD Kougari Oval	Adam Brideson	Sam Scarlett	Brisbane Broncos

Regular season

Fixtures & Results

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	F1	F2	F3	GF
Brisbane Tigers	WMS +4	SLM 0	PNG +10	IPS +34	CQC +14	MAC -12	X	SCF -8	NOR +12	BUR -48	WMS -10	TSV -12	RED -6	NTP +2	SLM +4	PNG -8	IPS +14	SCF -4	CQC +4	TWE +8	TWE -6
Burleigh Bears	WMS +8	TSV +4	RED +12	TWE -14	PNG +34	X	SLM +22	MAC +20	CQC +6	BRI +48	SCF +10	NOR +36	NTP -4	IPS +42	TSV +14	NOR +28	TWE 0	MAC -4	PNG -8	WMS +24	NOR -1	CQC +14	RED -12
Central Queensland Capras	SLM +2	PNG +10	IPS +20	MAC +8	BRI -14	X	NTP +24	NOR -5	BUR -6	WMS +2	TSV +6	RED 0	TWE -6	SCF +2	PNG +38	SCF +6	MAC -18	NOR -7	BRI -4	SLM +20	NTP +8	BUR -14
Ipswich Jets	NTP -20	MAC -40	CQC -20	BRI -34	NOR -4	SCF −30	X	WMS -52	TSV -30	RED -54	TWE -10	SLM +8	PNG +18	BUR -42	MAC +6	TWE -12	BRI -14	WMS +8	NOR -40	NTP -22
Mackay Cutters	PNG -6	IPS +40	NTP +2	CQC -8	SCF -20	BRI +12	X	BUR -20	WMS -18	TSV +10	RED -2	TWE +2	SLM +6	NOR -18	IPS -6	WMS -16	CQC +18	BUR +4	SCF -18	PNG -2
Northern Pride	IPS +20	WMS -18	MAC -2	TSV -10	RED +12	X	CQC −24	TWE -28	SCF 0	SLM +8	NOR -4	PNG +24	BUR +4	BRI -2	WMS +4	SLM +6	TSV +12	TWE -6	RED -39	IPS +22	CQC -8
Norths Devils	TSV +24	RED -1	TWE +9	SLM +8	IPS +4	X	PNG +4	CQC +5	BRI -12	SCF -8	NTP +4	BUR -36	WMS -14	MAC +18	RED -38	BUR -28	SLM +16	CQC +7	IPS +40	TSV +8	BUR +1	X	SCF +7	RED +6
Papua New Guinea Hunters	MAC +6	CQC -10	BRI -10	SCF -14	BUR -34	X	NOR -4	TSV +22	RED -14	TWE -2	SLM +4	NTP -24	IPS -18	WMS +14	CQC -38	BRI +8	SCF -38	TSV 0	BUR +8	MAC +2
Redcliffe Dolphins	SCF -20	NOR +1	BUR -12	WMS -28	NTP -12	TSV −1	X	SLM +32	PNG +14	IPS +54	MAC +2	CQC 0	BRI +6	TWE +26	NOR +38	TSV 0	WMS +10	SLM +12	NTP +39	SCF -2	SCF +6	X	BUR +12	NOR -6
Souths Logan Magpies	CQC -2	BRI 0	SCF -12	NOR -8	WMS +6	X	BUR −22	RED -32	TWE -18	NTP -8	PNG -4	IPS -8	MAC -6	TSV -72	BRI -4	NTP -6	NOR -16	RED -12	WMS +4	CQC -20
Sunshine Coast Falcons	RED +20	TWE -22	SLM +12	PNG +14	MAC +20	IPS +30	X	BRI +8	NTP 0	NOR +8	BUR -10	WMS -8	TSV +10	CQC -2	TWE +8	CQC -6	PNG +38	BRI +4	MAC +18	RED +2	RED -6	TWE +2	NOR -7
Townsville Blackhawks	NOR -24	BUR -4	WMS +16	NTP +10	TWE +13	RED +1	X	PNG -22	IPS +30	MAC -10	CQC -6	BRI +12	SCF -10	SLM +72	BUR −14	RED 0	NTP -12	PNG 0	TWE -42	NOR -8
Tweed Heads Seagulls	BRI -4	SCF +22	NOR -9	BUR +14	TSV -13	WMS −4	X	NTP +28	SLM +18	PNG +2	IPS +10	MAC -2	CQC +6	RED -26	SCF −8	IPS +12	BUR 0	NTP +6	TSW +42	BRI -8	BRI +6	SCF -2
Wynnum Manly Seagulls	BUR -8	NTP +18	TSV +16	RED +28	SLM -6	TWE +4	X	IPS +52	MAC +18	CQC -2	BRI +10	SCF +8	NOR +14	PNG -14	NTP −4	MAC +16	RED -10	IPS -8	SLM -4	BUR -24
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	F1	F2	F3	GF
Key: X Bold – Home game X – Bye Opponent for round listed above margin

Ladder

2022 Queensland Cup
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Burleigh Bears	19	14	1	4	1	634	356	+278	31
2	Sunshine Coast Falcons	19	13	1	5	1	470	326	+144	29
3	Redcliffe Dolphins	19	11	2	6	1	518	359	+159	26
4	Norths Devils (P)	19	12	0	7	1	469	459	+10	26
5	Central Queensland Capras	19	11	1	7	1	472	394	+78	25
6	Tweed Heads Seagulls	19	10	1	8	1	474	388	+86	23
7	Brisbane Tigers	19	10	1	8	1	452	454	-2	23
8	Northern Pride	19	9	1	9	1	370	391	-21	21
9	Wynnum Manly Seagulls	19	9	0	10	1	494	422	+72	20
10	Townsville Blackhawks	19	7	2	10	1	445	443	+2	18
11	Mackay Cutters	19	8	0	11	1	444	484	-40	18
12	Papua New Guinea Hunters	19	7	1	11	1	389	531	-142	17
13	Ipswich Jets	19	4	0	15	1	328	712	-384	10
14	Souths Logan Magpies	19	2	1	16	1	346	586	-240	7

Final series

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
Home	Score	Away	Date and Time (Local)	Venue
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Tweed Heads Seagulls	24 – 18	Brisbane Tigers	3 September 2022, 3:10 pm	Piggabeen Sports Complex
Sunshine Coast Falcons	16 – 22	Redcliffe Dolphins	3 September 2022, 6:00 pm	Sunshine Coast Stadium
Central Queensland Capras	30 – 22	Northern Pride	4 September 2022, 2:15 pm	Browne Park
Burleigh Bears	19 – 20	Norths Devils	4 September 2022, 4:00 pm	Pizzey Park
Semi-finals
Burleigh Bears	32 – 16	Central Queensland Capras	10 September 2022, 4:10 pm	Pizzey Park
Sunshine Coast Falcons	26 – 24	Tweed Heads Seagulls	11 September 2022, 11:00 am	Sunshine Coast Stadium
Preliminary Finals
Norths Devils	20 – 13	Sunshine Coast Falcons	17 September 2022, 1:05 pm	Bishop Park
Redcliffe Dolphins	28 – 16	Burleigh Bears	17 September 2022, 3:10 pm	Moreton Daily Stadium
Grand Final
Redcliffe Dolphins	10 – 16	Norths Devils	24 September 2022, 3:15 pm	Moreton Daily Stadium


Qualifying and elimination finals			Semi-finals		Preliminary finals		Grand final



QF1: 4 Sept, Pizzey Park

1	Burleigh Bears	19

4	Norths Devils	20	SF1: 10 Sept, Pizzey Park

			Burleigh Bears	32

EF1: 4 Sept, Browne Park			Central Qld Capras	16	PF1: 17 Sept, Bishop Park

5	Central Qld Capras	30			Norths Devils	20

8	Northern Pride	22			Sunshine Coast Falcons	13	GF: 24 Sept, Moreton Daily Stadium

							Norths Devils	16

EF2: 3 Sept, Piggabeen Sports Complex					PF2: 17 Sept, Moreton Daily Stadium		Redcliffe Dolphins	10

6	Tweed Heads Seagulls	24			Redcliffe Dolphins	28

7	Brisbane Tigers	18	SF2: 11 Sept, Sunshine Coast Stadium		Burleigh Bears	16

			Sunshine Coast Falcons	26

QF2: 3 Sept, Sunshine Coast Stadium			Tweed Heads Seagulls	24

2	Sunshine Coast Falcons	16

3	Redcliffe Dolphins	22

Grand Final

Saturday, 24 September
3:15pm (AEST) (UTC+10:00)

Redcliffe Dolphins	10 – 16	Norths Devils
Tries:2 Setu Tu 60' Edward Burns 72' Goals:1 Bryce Donovan pen 20'(1/3)	1st: 2 – 6 2nd: 8 – 10 Report Stats	Tries:3 Brayden McGrady 49', 77' Jacob Gagen 23' Goals:2 Tyrone Roberts 25', 51'(2/3)

Moreton Daily Stadium
Referee: Jarrod Cole
Touch judges: Steve Kanowski, Dan Munroe
Player of the Match: Jacob Gagan (Norths)

**Team details**
Redcliffe Dolphins		Position	Norths Devils
Name	Number	Position	Number	Name
Trai Fuller	1	Fullback	1	Jack Ahern (c)
Setu Tu	2	Wing	2	Brayden McGrady
Rocco Berry	3	Centre	3	Jacob Gagan
Valynce Te Whare	19	Centre	4	Connor Broadhurst
Edward Burns	5	Wing	5	Tony Tumusa
Bryce Donovan	6	Five eighth	6	Tyson Gamble
Daejarn Asi	23	Half back	7	Tyrone Roberts
Dunamis Lui	8	Prop forward	8	Viko Puliuvea
Sheldon Pitama (c)	20	Hooker	9	Kierran Moseley
Lachlan Timm	10	Prop forward	10	Jayden Stephens
Sam Elliott	11	Second row	11	Brendan Piakura
Jeremiah Simbiken	12	Second row	12	Leivaha Pulu
Pride Petterson-Robati	13	Lock forward	13	Michael Sio
Liam Hampson	9	Interchange	14	Matthew Milson
Jackson Frei	14	Interchange	16	Jerome Veve
Nathan Watts	15	Interchange	19	Liam Horne
Benjamin King	16	Interchange	20	Lloyd Perrett
Garrett Smith	18	Concussion substitute	18	Jayden Corrigan
Scott Murray		Coach		Kevin Neighbour & Ben King

First half

Second half

NRL State Championship

As Queensland Cup premiers, the Norths Devils faced NSW Cup premiers Penrith in the NRL State Championship.

Sunday, 2 October
1:35pm (AEDT)

Penrith Panthers

44 – 10

Norths Devils

Tries:
J'maine Hopgood

7', 71'

Soni Luke 28'
Eddie Blacker 32'
John Faiumu 45'
Robert Jennings 47'
Luke Sommerton 62'
Sunia Turuva 79'

Goals:
Kurt Falls 9', 29', 34', 63', 72'
(5/7) John Faiumu 80' (1/1)

1st: 18 – 0
2nd: 26 – 10
scorecard

Tries:

Tony Tumusa 64'
Rashaun Denny 73'

Goals:
Connor Broadhurst 75' (1/2)

Accor Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 11,115

QRL awards

Petero Civoniceva Medal (Best and Fairest): Taine Tuaupiki ( Burleigh Bears)
Coach of the Year: Lionel Harbin ( Central Queensland Capras)
Rookie of the Year: Taine Tuaupiki ( Burleigh Bears)

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Team of the Year

Position	Winner	Club
Fullback	Taine Tuaupiki	Burleigh Bears
Wing	Alofiana Khan-Pereira	Burleigh Bears
Centre	Valynce Te Whare	Redcliffe Dolphins
Five-eighth	Josh Rogers	Burleigh Bears
Halfback	Guy Hamilton	Burleigh Bears
Prop	Nick Lui-Toso	Northern Pride
Hooker	Tyson Smoothy	Sunshine Coast Falcons
Second-row	Nixon Putt	Central Queensland Capras
Lock	Sam Coster	Burleigh Bears

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References

↑ "Broncos coach Kevin Walters blasts Milford critics, Kotoni Staggs told to stay put". The Courier Mail. 17 September 2021.
↑ "PNG Hunters confirm home for 2022 season". QRL. 10 January 2022.
1 2 Hillier, Michael (23 September 2022). "Tuaupiki and Storch take top honours at QRL Awards". qrl.com.au. Retrieved 25 September 2022.

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[1] "Broncos coach Kevin Walters blasts Milford critics, Kotoni Staggs told to stay put". The Courier Mail. 17 September 2021.

[2] "PNG Hunters confirm home for 2022 season". QRL. 10 January 2022.

[Awards-3] 1 2 Hillier, Michael (23 September 2022). "Tuaupiki and Storch take top honours at QRL Awards". qrl.com.au. Retrieved 25 September 2022.

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